Cafe Bhonsle - Panjim

Reportedly an old Cafe that's made attempts to keep with the times. There were quite a few patrons early in the morning. Service crew were attentive. However food options were limited. Reasonably priced. Our orders were attended to quickly, tables were cleaned quickly as well.

A decent local cafe in an otherwise overtly touristy Goa. In a place where food quality often drops to meet commercial demand, Cafe Bhonsale still holds its ground. The Goan samosa was crispy, hot, and didn’t disappoint. The mix bhaji was good and comforting, though the pav felt a bit dry. Overall, a mixed experience as some things hit the spot, others were just okay.

Had really bad experience at this very owned cafe. First of all they took 15 minutes to get us the menu card which we had to ask twice. Once we ordered they got us only 4 items , 1 item was missing. They were not at all attending at the table. My friend had to get to their desk and ask them where is our order and complain to that they replied it was busy. They took more 10 minutes to get our missing order. I had ordered coffee which got 40 freaking minutes to get and the condition I got my coffee and literally the waiter gave the coffee in so rage which was insulting just because we complained.I had ordered masala dosa the taste was good but the way i got it in it barely had any stuffing and it was all broken which I don't have to complain cause it was crispy right. Being busy doesn't give you right to be this rude and ignorant we were literally starving. I can't imagine to go to such place again. Had terrible experience.

This is a must go to place if you are in Panjim city! Do visit for a good & soulful breakfast. We tried poori bhaji pav mirchi pakora cold coffee chai coffee juice amongst all aloo bhaji & poori were our favourites! Chai & coffee is average but poori & aloo bhaji is a must try.

Bustling with customers, but satisfying food and attentive staff. Cafe Bhonsle is an over 100 years old established serving authentic food, especially the breakfast spread. From Goan favourite pao & bhaji to puri bhaji to butter & bread etc etc. Do try the yummy chai to end your meal.

Legendary place with lots of nostalgia, being a Gaon this place was our go to pit stop after school, evening quick snacks after shopping on the 18th June road. The place serves Goa's best Alsande and Batata Bhaji with Undo. Also the mirchi bhaji, bun are fantastic. Always busy with locals and tourists, must visit when you are in Panajim. Also has a branch at Mapusa

Cafe Bhosle in Panjim is a great spot if you’re looking for tasty vegetarian food. The dishes are consistently flavourful, and it’s one of those classic local places people keep coming back to. The only downside is that it’s usually quite crowded, especially during peak hours, so you may have to wait a bit to get a table. The service is decent but could definitely be better — a little more attentiveness would go a long way. Parking around the area can also be a bit tricky, so plan for that if you’re driving. Overall, worth visiting for the food alone, but expect some rush and minor inconveniences

I ordered two kinds of pav and the bread is so hard that you can't even tear it and it's hardly chewable.they are supposed to heat it on tawa for the bread to be eaten or else it's just like Rubber.The Tea, poori and Mirchi Bajji were good but the curry provided is not upto the mark compared to other local Goan cafes.Overall it didn't meet my expectations and overall hype on reels n social media.